The Milwaukee Brewers made history on Sunday by breaking their franchise record for stolen bases in a single game, achieving an astonishing nine steals against the Oakland Athletics in just four innings. This remarkable feat included six steals in the first inning alone, marking the highest number of stolen bases by a team in any inning since the expansion era began in 1961. The previous record was eight stolen bases in a game, set back in 1992.

Caleb Durbin, who had just made his Major League debut, contributed to this milestone by stealing a base and scoring a run. The Brewers capitalized on multiple errors and a balk to score four runs in the first inning, showcasing their aggressive base-running strategy. Notably, Brice Turang led the charge with three steals while teammates Sal Frelick and William Contreras each added to the tally with their own stolen bases.